LovingtonCannabis.Clinic helps Lea County families reach a New Mexico-licensed practitioner and understand what comes next.
New Mexico residents 18 and older who want a certified practitioner to evaluate whether medical cannabis fits their care.
New Mexico residents 18 and older who buy and manage cannabis for up to four patients, with the patient's and practitioner's approval.
Patients under 18 can qualify with a primary caregiver, typically a parent or legal guardian.
We run a scheduling calendar for certification visits and explain New Mexico's program in plain language. We're not a medical practice, a dispensary, or a government office, and we have no affiliation with the State of New Mexico or any dispensary named on this site.
Every practitioner is licensed in New Mexico to prescribe controlled substances and approved by the Department of Health to certify patients. Each decides independently. Telehealth visits use HIPAA-compliant platforms.
Participating practitioners and telehealth partners pay for advertising and patient-connection services, as explained in our Advertising Disclosure. That has no effect on clinical decisions, and we don't store medical records or payment information.
Official rules come from the Medical Cannabis Program. To reach us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.
Appointments with New Mexico-licensed practitioners.